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04-23-2009, 08:53 PM
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Best Tutorials
Post a list of the best tutorial websites to help your iPhone development get off the ground. The main ones I found are:
http://icodeblog.com/ Simple tutorials on SQLite and a few other controls such as the TabBarView. This is the only site so far that has a simple game tutorial. They also have tutorials on opening mail to send emails and making a web browser with the UIWebView. The SQLite tutorial helps you create a todo application. Getting Set Up UITableView Hello World Beginner Interface Builder Hello World Connecting Code to An Interface Builder View Transitioning Between Views Populating UITableView With An NSArray Creating a ToDo List Using SQLite Part 1 Creating a ToDo List Using SQLite Part 2 Creating a ToDo List Using SQLite Part 3 Creating a ToDo List Using SQLite Part 4 UITabBar iPhone Tutorial Saving/Retrieving Data Using NSUserDefaults Using A TabBarView To Switch Between Views Animating a Ball Using An NSTimer Intro to SOAP Web Services http://www.iphonesdkarticles.com/ This site contains many tutorials which cover a lot of useful information. As there is so much here are the links to the many series of tutorials that they have written. Starting with the basics they progress to making some quite complete ideas. UIPickerView Tutorial Series UITableView Tutorial Series iPhone - Parsing XML Files iPhone Localization Tutorial Series iPhone SQLite Tutorial Series iPhone Touch Tutorial Series Adding a UIToolbar to a UINavigationController Using WebView to open an URL iPhone Application Preferences First iPhone Application http://www.iphonedevcentral.org/ One of the interesting things about these tutorials is firstly that they are written by many people and secondly because they are some of the only video tutorials that I have listed. There are some video tutorials on iCodeBlog. They have three levels of difficulty with a description of each level. Beginner Tutorials - Little or no knowledge of Objective C and/or Cocoa - Little or no knowledge of the basic syntax for Objective C and/or Cocoa - Little or no knowledge of classes, pointers, functions, methods, loops etc. - Little or no experience with Xcode - Little or no experience developing on the MAC applications Intermediate Tutorials - General knowledge of Objective C and/or Cocoa - General knowledge of the basic syntax for Objective C and/or Cocoa - A good understanding of classes, pointers, functions, methods, loops etc. - Experience with Xcode - Experience developing on the MAC applications Advanced Tutorials - Have a full understanding of the tutorials offered in the Beginner and Intermediate levels. http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com/ These tutorials are a set of OpenGL tutorials. They only seem to have two main tutorials at the moment although they have just released one on using Instruments to check iPhone texture memory usage. OpenGL ES From the Ground Up, Part 1: Basic Concepts OpenGL ES From the Ground Up, Part 2: A Look at Simple Drawing Using Instruments to check iPhone Texture Memory Usage Last edited by zack; 04-24-2009 at 12:56 AM. 
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04-25-2009, 07:40 PM
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Good job, I think a sticky is required
 I might try my hand at one of these. Mac OS X 10.6.4 Retail || Intel Core2 Duo E8200 2.66GHz || Gigabyte G31M-ES2L || GeForce 6600 GT 128MB || Realtek ALC883 Audio || Realtek RTL8169 LAN || Samsung SpinPoint F1 1TB HD || Sony Dual Layer IDE DVD RW DW-D22A || Apple Aluminium Keyboard || Mighty Mouse MacBook Pro || 2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo || 200Gb HD || 2Gb Ram || NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT iPhone 4 || 16Gb
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05-29-2009, 03:46 PM
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Nice Screencasts from Pragmatic Studio
I like Mike Clark's presentation style. So far, I've only listened to the free bonus screencasts, but the quality is good, and I may check out the paid ($5) screencasts.
http://www.pragmaticstudio.com/screencasts -- MacBook Pro - have allergy to nickel in the aluminum casing. So my kid gets an expensive toy!  Gateway MX 8738 - Retail, vanilla Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (thanks kizwan!) with Chameleon RC4, modified DSDT. Upgraded to Core 2 CPU (easy to do). Upgraded to 640GB drive. Everything but SD card working. Minor niggles. GMA950 with QE/CI and *no* artifacts.  iMac (luxo/lamp) G4 with Tiger.
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05-29-2009, 03:48 PM
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Oops. Forgot my manners. Thanks for posting this, Zack. The OpenGL ES stuff looks promising-- not many tutorials on that so far.
-u -- MacBook Pro - have allergy to nickel in the aluminum casing. So my kid gets an expensive toy! Gateway MX 8738 - Retail, vanilla Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (thanks kizwan!) with Chameleon RC4, modified DSDT. Upgraded to Core 2 CPU (easy to do). Upgraded to 640GB drive. Everything but SD card working. Minor niggles. GMA950 with QE/CI and *no* artifacts. iMac (luxo/lamp) G4 with Tiger.
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06-25-2009, 12:38 PM
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http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php They are the code and lectures from the Spring 2009 quarter of Stanford U's CS 193P iPhone programming course available for free on iTunes U. -u 💡 Deploy cloud instances seamlessly on DigitalOcean. Free credits ($100) for InfMac readers. -- MacBook Pro - have allergy to nickel in the aluminum casing. So my kid gets an expensive toy! Gateway MX 8738 - Retail, vanilla Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (thanks kizwan!) with Chameleon RC4, modified DSDT. Upgraded to Core 2 CPU (easy to do). Upgraded to 640GB drive. Everything but SD card working. Minor niggles. GMA950 with QE/CI and *no* artifacts. iMac (luxo/lamp) G4 with Tiger.
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